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February 9th, 2004, 05:40 AM
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Characteristics of a "deadsticking" rod?
While looking through the bps catalog saw a rod that is said to be a "deadsticking" rod. So what would this rod be like? A fast or slow action? Would it bend throughout the whole rod or just like from the tip in about 1/3. The little explanation says it - runs long and has a lighter tip section. Any ideas ? Thanks. 
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